Remember the early days
Remember the early days, I was a bit of a hippie, but I've grown into it since then.<br /><br />So, just in case you've viewed the movie in a way that you can relate to it, I recommend it to you: it's a classic piece of filmmaking.
Remember the early days when the stars were better than the actual stars, the second and third movie was a real disappointment. I believe that the film was written by a 1944 director of the same name, director of a movie called "The Sentinel" (1914), who was a friend of the late Robert E. Lee who was also a friend of RKO. He spoke with the writer of the movie, who was to be the director, in